READING 8-9 (By: Monica)

PRE-READING

AFTER READING

WHILE READING

I look at the clues (Front cover, back cover, pictures) to predict the book will be about, at least a paragraph.

  1. Non-fiction text features (mention and insert evidence from the book).
  1. Determine the meaning of academic vocabulary.
  1. Main ideas (supported by key details such as facts, information, data). Main ideas at least 1 paragraph (a paragraph consist of 5-12 sentences).
  1. Compare and sort differences and similarities between 2 chapters in the book. (Regulatory regimes vs Regulatory compliance). The second chapter, believed that "The Evolution of Regulatory Processes: Formal and Informal Mechanisms of Change," looks at how regulators and those they oversee interact to create evolving regulatory regimes. The last section, "Regulation, Power, and Inequality," looks at how some regulatory systems operate and how it affects the interaction between the powerful and the powerless. Despite the the third chapter explored the organizational approach that highlights that both regulatory agencies and the corporations they oversee are intricate social settings in which actors create meanings to explain their actions and responsibilities in shifting situations. From both of this chapter, I can analyze the similarities that they are considering about the effect and impact of regulation towards the society.
  1. Two reading strategies that you use while reading the book and explain how you implement it, at least a paragraph. For this book, I use two reading strategies such as rereading and synthesizing. Firstly, I reread this book for several times to find and figure out its structure, main idea, and also features. Next is synthesizing. Before reading the book, I thought that this book will mention the laws and regulations about how to run a business. But when I read it, I could see that this book is telling us more about the implementation of regulation and organizations in international perspectives. Lastly, after I finish reading the book, I am fully understand about the difference of Regulatory Regimes and Regulatory Compliance. Regulatory regimes are a system of regulations. While Regulatory compliance are the laws and rules towards an organization.
  1. My reflection. After reading the book, I decided to...?
    After reading this book, I decided to learn more about the real life implementation to create a regulation and control our business so that we can make our own principle to guide our life for a better future.
  1. I have comments/suggestions for the author or publisher. I suggest the author to put more visualization and graphs into the book. This is because it will help the reader to understand the topic easier and clearer.

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  1. Title: Regulation and Organizations
  1. Author: Glenn Morgan and Lars Engwall.
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Before I read the book, I predict what the book will discuss. Firstly I look at the clues from the front cover, back cover, and also the image. From the front cover, the title is; Regulation and Organizations. From the front cover, I also knew that it was edited by Glenn Morgan and Lars Engwall. Next, I can see an image which visualizes 2 people with a text in it. The text is "Routledge". From what I have done, I could analyze that this book will discuss regulation and organizations from international perspectives.

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~Regulation: Regulations are guidelines created by the government to control everything and keep everything in order.

Chapter/Part 2 (Regulatory regimes). In this chapter, I can see that they are analyzing how the structures and capabilities of group economic players are shaped by regulatory regimes within specific national contexts.
Stated from the book about entry and performance control, the book said that "Regulation tended to create entry barriers and encourage managers and regulators to develop cooperative relations which benefited themselves rather than customers." This tightened form of entry control therefore tends to be especially developed in industries or occupations where the consumer or the general public run particular risks from, for example, lack of knowledge. Next, Chapter/Part 3 (Regulatory compliance). From this chapter, I could say that the main idea is about outlines the key elements of the regulatory structure, focusing specifically on
the regulatory bodies for personal financial services. Many practitioners believed that rules were counterproductive, increasing costs for companies and, by implication, consumers as well, whilst being ineffective in stopping anybody who really wanted to break them. They argued for a form of flexibility, which in effect meant changing things very little from past practice.


~Regimes: A regime is an established state administration or government that has complete control.

~Compliance: The process of making sure that procedures, operations, and business practices follow a set of preset or accepted norms is known as compliance.